Beginning in December 2010 a series of supposed spontaneous popularist
uprisings, both violent and non-violent, began to take hold across the middle
east. By December 2013 rulers had been forced from power in Tunesia, twice in
Egypt, Libya and Yemen. Several uprisings erupted in Bahrain, protests erupted
in Algeria, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Morocco and Sudan. A bloody civil war
continues to rage in Syria.

But were these protests and revolutions in fact spontaneous and popularist.
Did these uprisings actually pit ordinary men and women, fighting for democratic
reform, against corrupt and barbaric regimes?

Is Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, an evil, corrupt tyrant as portrayed in
the west or is tissard telling the truth when he contends the civil war now
tearing his country apart, was started by outside insurgents, funded and armed
by the US, NATO and their Arab allies in the region?

On this episode of The Conspiracy Show, we'll explore the possibility that
the Arab Spring was in fact a hoax, a series of stage managed events, a fake.

Uprisings throughout the Arab states was fermented by outside forces in order
to create client states.

"former General Wesley Clark recounted a conversation he had with Paul
Wolfowitz who was then Deputy to Dick Cheney. And Wolfowitz calmly told him that
there were a number of countries that had had been allied with the Soviet Union
in the Cold War and all those countries were targets for regime change - Iraq,
Iran, Syria, Libya, Yemen, Somalia. The target list has remained constant
throughout this prolonged period and the checklist is getting shorter and
shorter."

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Russian Academician
Sergei Glazyev's 1998 book Genocide is crucial for understanding what
happened after the end of the Soviet Union, as well as the political and
economic realities in Russia today and Russia's posture in world economic policy
decisions. Minister of Foreign Economic Relations in Boris Yeltsin's first
cabinet, the author was the only member of the government to resign in protest
of the economic looting of Russia in the name of "reform," and
Yeltsin's abolition of the Parliament and the Constitution in 1993. Sergei
Glazyev went on to head the State Duma Economic Policy Committee for Economic
Policy, run for President in 2004, and work as Secretary of the new Customs
Union of Russia, Belarus, and Kazakstan. Today he is an adviser to President
Vladimir Putin on Eurasian economic integration.

Viewpoint of President Putinís Advisor

Russia's natural change in population over the past twenty-five years has
been fairly unstable, decreasing in the early 90's, leveling out and then
climbing beginning in 2005 before leveling out again.